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BMLTA To Bring B’lore’s Transport Departments Under 1 Umbrella | How Effective Is The Plan?
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9:19Now PlayingIn this episode of Nation Tonight with Afrida Rehman Ali, the anchor will be discussing on the Karnataka Assembly has instituted a Bangaluru Metropolitan Land Transport Authority, that will bring all transport and allied departments under a single umbrella to decongest and manage traffic better in the city. The Bengaluru Metropolitan Land Transport Authority (BMLTA) Bill, 2022, which aims to improve the integration and management of the city's urban transportation, was approved by the Karnataka Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. It plans to establish the Bengaluru Metropolitan Land Transport Authority, among other things. The proposed body would strive to regulate the creation, operation, maintenance, monitoring, and supervision of urban mobility holistically, according to the Bill that was led by Law Minister J.C. Madhuswamy on behalf of Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai. The guest for this episode Sandeep Aniruddhan ( Founder Citizen’s Agenda, Bangalore) said, "This bill does one good thing that it brings all the players in the space to one conference table. That'll lead to some synchronization". Watch to know more!
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